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In the 10 years since the General Assembly designated 25 November as
the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women,
the circle of engagement has widened. More groups and individuals,
including men and boys, are getting involved in efforts to prevent and
address this heinous violation of women's human rights. There has
also been significant progress at the national level as many countries
have adopted laws and comprehensive action plans.
Despite pledges by world leaders and the UN to support civil society, AIDS nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) face heavy restrictions in Cambodia, China, Myanmar and Vietnam, Asia Catalyst said in a report released for World AIDS Day.
Efforts towards universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support are bringing AIDS out of isolation.
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The Light For Rights campaign strives to underscore this year’s focus on HIV and human rights by encouraging people in cities around the world to dim the lights on key landmarks to remember the devastating affect AIDS has had on us all, and to turn back on the lights to illuminate the fundamental rights we all share.

Light for Rights website

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In June 2009, 30 young leaders came to Oslo for a young leaders summit on HIV stigma and discrimination convened by AIDS2031 and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway.
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Download World AIDS Day Materials (English, Spanish, French, Russian, Arabic, Mandarin, Hindi, Portuguese)
Visit World AIDS Day Event Calendar

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